09/06/2026
You can turn off your comments The Mom Market Collective but us vendors will not allow you to continue scamming small businesses you claim to support.
*Let it be known Jasmine Acosta while “scaling down” has opened a new storefront called “The Market” in a mall that I was told the rent is astronomical.
A little note from me 🤍
I don't typically address things happening online, and I have always tried to keep this page focused on our markets, our vendors and the incredible small businesses we have had the privilege of working with. But I also recognize that there are a lot of conversations happening right now, and I feel it's important to communicate directly and transparently from me.
About a month and a half ago, I shared probably the most personal and vulnerable post I have ever made publicly. I was incredibly transparent about where I was at, why I had made the very difficult decision to significantly scale back The Mom Market, and why after seven years of building and growing this business, some very big changes needed to happen.
Since then, I have intentionally been relatively quiet online outside of the markets and projects that are continuing.
The reality is that building a business isn't easy. What I am learning is that downsizing one that has operated for seven years, across more than 20 locations, isn't easy either.
There is an enormous amount happening behind the scenes.
With these changes has come a very large volume of transfers, refunds, outstanding payments, account reconciliations and communication. That includes vendors, previous Market Directors, venues and others connected to locations that are being closed or transitioned.
I want to be very clear about something: I am aware of what is outstanding, and I am actively working through it.
It is taking time. There is a significant volume to work through, and I completely understand that waiting is frustrating. I don't dismiss that frustration, and I don't expect anyone to simply stop asking questions or following up.
Communication has taken longer than I would like at times. But there is absolutely no lack of care.
I am one person working through the process of winding down more than 20 locations while simultaneously continuing to operate the portions of TMM that remain. I am working through everything little by little, transaction by transaction, email by email, and I will continue doing so.
At the same time, The Mom Market has not closed entire